comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Ross leddra - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Bracing for another fish kill : locals sound the alarm as water quality drops at Menindee | Australia news

Dissolved oxygen levels at the Darling-Baaka River have dropped to their lowest since April – and locals are worried

Lake wetherellNew south walesDarling riverNelia gaariLake pamamarooBroken hillMenindee lakesKate mcbrideRoss leddraAustralia instituteDarling river action groupDepartment of planningDarling baaka riverGuardian australia

At Menindee, the lifeblood of the people has turned to bitter sludge

The fight for a healthy Darling-Baaka River is becoming a ‘recurring nightmare’ for the communities that depend on it

Ross leddraRob mcbrideNorman odonnellEvelyn batesJan fennellPatsy quayleDick arnoldDarling river action groupDarling baaka riverNew southNormano donnellDriver ourBarry stoneTolarno stationSustainable diversion limitBetter baaka

An Australian River Choking on Fish Corpses, and a Community Full of Anger

It’s the latest clash over a river basin in New South Wales, Australia, in an arid land where social, economic and environmental interests collide over water issues.

Darling riverNew south walesUnited statesUnited kingdomRoss leddraRichard kingsfordGraeme mccrabbMichaela skovranovaBrett greentreeIssac jeffreyGreen hydrogenNational irrigator councilUniversity of new south walesDarling river action groupMurray darling basinBarry stone

Menindee residents ask officials to drink town s water as reassurance after massive fish kill | Murray-Darling Basin

WaterNSW testing shows drinking supply passes Australian cleanliness guidelines but community remains unconvinced over river management

New south walesDarling riverGreg hillJan fennellAndrew mensforthRoss leddraCarmen dwyerDarling river action groupEnvironmental protection agencyEmergency operation centreDepartment of planningEssential waterCentral darling shire

Second mass fish death in Menindee in two weeks prompts calls for water quality monitoring

Huge increase in fish numbers, particularly carp, during floods has lowered dissolved oxygen levels in lower Darling-Baaka River to less than 2mg/L

Darling riverNew south walesLake pamamarooFran sheldonMenindee lakesGeoff looneyRoss leddraDarling river action groupDepartment of planningDepartment of primary industriesPrimary industriesGuardian australiaProf fran sheldonMurray codMenindee main weir

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.